Archaeologically derived human remains in England: legacy and future
Abstract
The study and curation of human remains in the United Kingdom underwent a sea-change in response to the publication of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) guidance in 2005. Curatorial and research ethics and practice have improved, but these unique collections face new challenges – archives which are full and an increasing demand for samples for stable isotope and ancient DNA studies. This article reviews how holdings were and...
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Archaeologically derived human remains in England: legacy and future
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Aug 1, 2017
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